Down the road there is Monks Cross farm where we can have
another attempt at getting Alby to say hello to a pig. What’s more, a play date at a friend’s house
on Saturday left me completely overexcited at learning there is a Yorkshire
Wildlife Park in addition to a Children’s museum both within day trip distance.
The Yorkshire Wildlife park bills itself as being “The UK’s
number one walkthrough wildlife adventure”.
So long as I’m not walking through a lion’s den then I’m game (excuse
the pun). With a map boasting Lion
Country, Wallaby Walkabout, Flamingo Pool and the Lemur Woods I’m not sure what
else there is in life to wish for!
Next on the list is a trip to Eureka! The National Children’s
museum. I took a snoop around their website
yesterday and it looks amazing. They have two sections specifically for the
Under 5’s : the Sound Garden where Alby will be able to climb inside a huge
flowerpot or crawl around a giant honeycomb, and the Desert Discovery where
Mark can no doubt re-enact in a child friendly space the last six months of his
life! In other parts of the museum they
got things like a scaled down bank and supermarket where Alby will be able to
go explore the vault, do his shopping or pretend to be the cashier for
mama.
Yorkshire Sculpture Park
Finally, though this will probably be more for Percy and me
there is the Yorkshire Sculpture Park in Wakefield. Alby and Percy will be able to stomp around
the 500 acres of grounds whilst I take in a bit of culture. A artist friend of mine highlighted it to me
as she was hoping to visit. Somewhere I
think the grandparents may also wish to see (again, sun allowing!)
I think we’ll simply have to visit them all if for no other
reason than ensuring I’ve got things to keep posting about!
Are you saying my breads ugly!!
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